Heritage Landscapes expertise helps clients and communities renew and sustain meaningful places founded on their diverse values and heritage. With over three decades of experience, we fully appreciate the unique interconnections that develop between people and landscape and which lead to evolving needs and opportunities. We leverage this cultural foundation to refine and deploy tailored perspectives, strategies and skillsets that shape effective and lasting research, design, and implementation solutions. The Heritage Landscapes team holds national and state certifications through ASLA, CLARB, and AICP and meets Federal Professional Qualifications for landscape architecture, historic landscape architecture, historic preservation, and land use/community planning. We have advanced training and experience in supporting fields including environmental psychology, cultural anthropology, archaeology, and horticulture. Across Heritage Landscapes portfolio of more than 600 projects we have operated in environments from coastline to mountain, desert to rainforest, and cabin to metropolis. See our complete Project List. Geography of Heritage Landscapes project work (green) and professional volunteer activities (light green) Working with community stakeholders, projects reveal and broaden the values of place, by uncovering lost narratives, and bringing forward untold stories to add depths of diversity and meaning. Works range from regional heritage assets to specific properties: civic commons; places of memory; legacy neighborhoods and streetscapes; academic and instuitional campuses, Modern landscapes, historic sites, museums, historic estates, battlefields, cemeteries, botanical gardens, arboreta, park systems, parkways, and World Heritage sites. Among Heritage Landscapes’ project credits, we are honored to have uplifted: 55 public designed landscape projects of the Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. firm; some 30 National Parks; over 60 National Historic Landmarks; and 8 World Heritage inscribed or tentative listed sites. We serve heritage place stewards around the globe from local non-profit organizations to municipal governments and federal agencies with a range of heritage-based landscape architecture and planning services that span all phases of a project cycle. Customized for each project, examples of our services and products include the following: